The model of political protection and heavy subsidies that has long supported European agriculture might be fracturing
Farmers fear a flood of cheap meat as Carney government looks for entry to South American bloc
Abu Dhabi’s Fertiglobe switches to land cargo to avoid Strait of Hormuz as soaring prices allow it to shoulder extra costs
Prices are falling due to a glut, yet the costs of feed, fertilisers and fuel are rising
Conflict has crushed Gulf markets and pushed up air freight and shipping costs
If this is pursued with the same energy as industrial policy, it will upend the agricultural economy
New data highlights ‘extremely concerning’ decline in fish population
Case has emerged as one of the biggest ongoing multibillion-dollar corporate tort claims
UK-listed Atome to develop project in Paraguay that uses hydropower to replace need for fossil fuel
Conflict has hit fertiliser costs in an agricultural sector already reeling from Trump’s trade war
More flexibility over contentious marine issue with Reykjavik could tempt other ‘like-minded’ countries to join bloc
World ‘on borrowed time’ to avert crisis as higher gas prices squeeze fertiliser production
From rising temperatures to water shortages, ranchers need to be thinking about a plan B
Hunger and even famine are foreseeable consequences of the war on Iran. Now the world must act to shield the poorest from effects that will continue long after the fighting stops
Fertiliser and fuel prices have risen against a backdrop of depressed wheat and milk markets
Mondelez-backed Celleste Bio says its ‘cell-cultured’ cocoa butter is identical to traditional product
Producers caution about empty shelves if supermarkets do not raise prices to help offset costs linked to Iran war
Fertiliser is another casualty of the closed Strait of Hormuz
Hormuz shutdown goes against the grain
From Minnesota to Punjab, fertiliser costs are up and harvests are set to be hit
Donald Trump set to meet with top industry figures in critical political constituency
Pork prices are also plummeting after hog farmers dramatically expanded production
Any ceasefire negotiations must include a humanitarian carve-out for such shipments
Despite the absence of cows this year due to disease concerns, the annual Salon International de l’Agriculture still dazzled with other livestock, as well as the finest regional flavours
UN World Food Programme says millions more people may be pushed into acute hunger if disruption continues
